Support assembly for angular orientation of an elongate member
AssigneeThe Fletcher-Terry Company
InventorsVincent T. Kozyrski, William Hursey, Wayne Hawk
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Abstract
A machine for routing end portions of frame pieces produces a channel that extends with increasing spacing from the bevelled face of the frame piece. Structure on the machine supports the frame piece in a plane that converges toward the plane in which the router bit lies, and cutting is carried out by effecting either curvilinear or rectilinear relative movement of the router and the frame piece or pieces.
Claims6
A support assembly for supporting at least one elongate member, said support assembly including an elongate first component comprised of a base wall and an upstanding wall providing first and second surface portions, respectively, adjacently disposed in first and second mutually perpendicular planes with said first surface portion extending laterally from said second surface portion;
- and a second component disengageably mounted on said upstanding wall and providing at least a first contact portion with a first surface element spaced laterally away from said second plane and disposed proximate said first surface portion of said base wall, said first surface element of said first contact portion and an element of said second surface portion of said upstanding wall lying on a third plane that is mutually perpendicular with said first plane and is convergent with said second plane, said surface elements of said first contact portion and said second surface portion, and said first surface portion on said base wall, being configured to provide support for an elongate member abutted thereagainst.
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